Letters from William H. Sager to Elizabeth Mopsik Sager, July 1940 - October 1941

This folder contains 8 letters and 2 postcards from William H. Sager to his future wife, Elizabeth Mopsik Sager, documenting his daily life, work, and studies. The letters include descriptions of military training, such as time on the range and firearms practice, as well as reflections on hot weather, coursework, and examinations. Sager writes about home life, family visits, religious observance, travel, and time spent in Charlottesville. He expresses affection, encouragement, and interest in Elizabeth’s academic progress, misses her and her family, and discusses plans, gifts, and future activities.